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SportsPulse: Should the Steelers be embarrassed? Is the Cowboys offensive the worst in the NFL? Trysta Krick gives her excessive reactions for the first week of the NFL season.
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Colts quarterback Andrew Luck has posted two TD passes and 319 yards on his first start since the end of the 2016 season.(Photo: Thomas J. Russo, USA TODAY Sports)

These players saw their fantastic values ​​increase or decrease according to their performance of week 1:

Sizzlers

QB Andrew Luck, Colts of Indianapolis: Perhaps no other player has had so many swirling points around him during the first week.

RB Dion Lewis, Tennessee Titans: His teammate Derrick Henry was the first draft pick in most drafts, but Lewis seemed to be the best after the Titans moved away from Henry. Lewis' combination of rushing and receiving makes him an intriguing fantasy prospect in the future.

QB Ryan Fitzpatrick, Tampa Bay Buccaneers: It's not every week that a likely free agent has the highest total of fantasy points, but Fitzpatrick did just that in standard scoring leagues. He collected 417 yards and four touchdowns and added a quick touch to this week's game in NFL history.

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RB James Conner, Pittsburgh Steelers: While Le'Veon Bell held on, Conner carried the ball 31 times for 135 yards and two touchdowns. Conner retains RB1 status as long as Bell remains off.

WR Kenny Stills, Miami Dolphins: With DeVante Parker healing a finger injury, Stills took the lead in the first game, catching two touchdowns and rushing for 104 yards.

Fizzlers

TE Travis Kelce, Chiefs of Kansas City: Do not press the panic button, but it is disturbing that Kelce has caught a single pass on six targets. WR Tyreek Hill may be the star of Week 1, but Kelce should have a chance in the near future.

WR Chris Hogan, New England Patriots: With Julian Edelman suspended for four games, Hogan was a fantasy. His catch for 11 yards was the result of the team that propelled the ball around so many receivers and TE Rob Gronkowski acted as a target sponge.

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TE Jimmy Graham, Green Bay Packers: This is never a good sign that your end does not know the playbook and that it costs you time. Graham's two receptions reflected the fact that he was not always where he was supposed to be. Better days should be early.

WR Doug Baldwin, Seahawks of Seattle: Baldwin was already suffering from a knee condition that he admitted was not healthy this season. Now he has a 2nd grade MCL tear in his other knee. These knees will cost the Seahawks their number one catcher and fancy owners for several weeks.

New Orleans Saints defense / special teams: After dominating last year, it was a bit of a shock to see the Saints defense give up 529 total yards and 48 points at home against Fitzpatrick and his friends – no bag or turnaround.

For more stats and analysis on fantasy football, check out FantasySharks.com

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